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OFFICIAL.
Acts nod Joist' RoN?>n^'*Mii"'!{-,alj?d
by the (ientnl A?*>eu?ly ol -?onth
Carolina, Regalar Session, 1871
and 1872.
? * *
AN AC! tb RcmitTitc the 23nibt%c
tur: ,."?1 .v. . .n^iul Fu~ -
liuzers m l/'ic Sxue oj' &uili \. o
lina.
SECTIOS 1. Be it < ,>'?*cd. :hy the
Senate and Hou.se of Representatives
of the State ot' South CaruUoa,- now
inet ami sitting in General Assembly,
und by the authority of the same:
AU commercial fertilizers manufac
tured, sold, or kept for salo, in the
State of South Carolina, shall have
affixed to every ha?, barral or parcel
thereof a written or printed label,
.which shall specify ?the names of the
manufacturer and feller, their respec
tive places of business, and the con
stituent parts thereof. .
SEC. 2. Whoever manufactures, sells,
or keeps for sale, any commercial fer
tilizer or fertilizers, not labelled in
accordance with the provisions of the
preceding section, and whosoever shall
affix to any bag. barrel or other par
' eel o any fertilizer, any label not
truly specifying the constituent parts
thereof, and the names of the manu
iacturer and seller, shall be punished
by a line of twenty dollars for the
first offence, and a fiue of forty dol
lars for the second and every subse
quent .'iTence, one-half of which shall,
in every case, be for the use of the
prosecutor.
SEC. 3. This act shall be deemed-a
public ac, and be iu force after its
ratification.
Approved February 2,1872.
AN ACT to reveal an act entitled " An
act io establish a bureau of agricul
tural statistics for the encourage
rncid of industrial enterprises, and
to invite capital to South Carolina
for thc development of the resources
of the Slate."
SECTION 1. Be ? enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General \ssembly:
and by the authority of the same :
That an act en ti tl edt, " An act; to es
tablish a bureau of agricultuial stat
istics for the encouragement of indus
trial enterprises, and to invite capital
to South Carolina^or the develop
ment of the resources bf the State,"
passed the 26th day of September,
A. D. 1868. be and the same . is here
by repealed, and the duties hereto
fore-performed by the commissioner
of agriculture shall be, and the same
rre hereby, conferred upon the Secre
tary of State.
SEC. 2. That all acts, or parts of
acts, inconsistent with this act, be
and are hereby repealed. '
Approved February 2, 1872.
AN ACT to revive and'extend the
cluvrter of the Relief Loan -Associ
ation, of Charleston.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority of the same:
That the charter of the Relief Loan
Association, passed on the twentieth
day ot December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-six, be. -and is hereby, revived
and extended for the term of five
years from.the date of this act.
SEC. 2. The said association is here
by rei-ivested with all the rights of
prope; ty, which it had at the expia
tion o: its charier, or which its trus
tees roay .have acquired since; and
s?mil nave power to sue for and collect
all ;.u. nnts due to the said as-ocii
iion, or its trustees, ami to sell and
convey all the said estate, real or per
sonal, for the dosing up of the said
a=sociation. .
Approved Januo-.y 31, 1872.
AX ACT to alto' and amend "An aH
to o ganize and govern the militia
of the State of South Carolina."
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by che
Senate and House o: Repr?sentatives
of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in G-ueraf Assembly,
and by the authority of the name :
That section 15 of " An act to organ
ize and govern the militia of the State
of South Carolina," (approved March
16th, 1809,) is hereby altered and
amended so as toread: Th.- duties
of quartermaster-general shall de
volve upon the adjutant-general in
times of peace.
SEC. 2. That the office of assistant
adjutant-general be, and is hereby
abolished, and the duties of that of
fice are hereby conferred upon the
adjutant-general.
SEC. 3, That all acts or parts of
acts inconsistent with this act be, and
the same are hareby repealed^
Approved February 2d. 1872.
AN CT to renae the Charter of the
Palmetto Fire Engine Company, oj
Columbia.
SECTION 1. Bc it enacted by the
Senate and Hons??'of Representatives
of the tate, ol Soarh Carolina, now
met and bitting in . .eneT.it Assembly,
and by the authority of the a ?me,
That the charter or lhetPaJo#t'o
Fire Engine Company, of . Columbi i
b?. and live *:im? ia hereby, renewed
and extended for a period of fifteen
years: und the said Company is here
by antiiOi ized to adopt the name and
sfyle of Palmetto 6:earn Fjre Engh.e
Company.
Api roved January 31, 1S72. J
AN ACT lo incorporate thc Enfcrpri.*-. .
Association ot' Charleston, S>)utf(
Can'nui.
SECTION 1. Be it enact c<? hy the
Senate ??ul Hou e of Repr?sent?t.ve.
of the &ate of South t'uroliua, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority of the .??un? :
That Jacob .Mills, ?. A. Davis, N.
Spencer,Sam. Marion, Aaron Wright
en, Abraham Williams, Joseph Par
ker, S. B. Middleton Richard White,
George Martin, Jacob Royal, Johu A.'
Adams, R. N. Gregorie, Isaac Weston.
Edward Weston, their associate- and
successors, are hereby made and ere
ated a body politic and corporate,
under th* n-tme and style cf " Thc
Enterprise Assoc atiooot Char eston,
South Carolina."
. SEC 2. And said corporation shall
have pow?r to make by-laws, "not re
pugnant to the laws of the land, and
shall have succession of officers and
" members, according to their election,
and to keep and use a common seal,
the same to alter at will, to sue and
be sued in any court in this State ; to
have and' enjoy" eVery^'rigbtj power
and privilege inFidenfto such cor
poration ; ?md it is hereby empower
ed to acquire, retain ?hd erjjoy'all
auch property, real and personal, as
may be given or bequeat aed to. on
parcha??^ l-y if, and 1o sell, .convey
Or morrg ige', the . mo$ or any part
iiexeotf At will.
fr'-m tfme tourn?, myesfe moneys, as
sets, or any.proIr?rfy?'W?ich it may
acquire, in such real and personal
pr 'perty, bond^Bt?ok^^urjB^re^s2
in such sums and on such terms and
nditions as 'it may deem proper,
d to execute-bWdsrc^c.fSinder its
corp >rnte seal : Provided. That ?ie
ih-iximnni value of all property held
and owned by said corporation sh.di
not exeeea fifty thousand ($50,000)
dollars. * -
SEC. 4; This, act shad continue in
force luring twenty year*; and m tv
be given in evidence without -being]
specially pleaded.
Approved February 2d, 1872.
ACT to " Reg?lale ihe J?ab(fr- oft
~yPersons Confined in thc PenitenJia
ry of Hie State, of South Cqpvlina.
SBC?TON 1. Be it enacted* ly the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of-'Son th Carolina, now
mee and ; itting in General Assembly,
and by the authority of "the saine:
That all labor, of whatever clmrac
ter, which i now being, or inky here
after be, dis'-harged by. any person or
persons who are now, or may hereaf
ter be, confined in the Penitentiary
of the State, shall be for the exclu
sive b?n?fit of the State : -ani the la
bor of the convicts in the Penitent'a
ry shall not be hired to any. person
or persons for a.price less tba?.is paid
to any oth?r clas; of laborers'for the'
same kind of labor, and the Superin
tendent of said institution shall keep
a correct record, stating the kind of
labor, and the amount realized there
for, and the whole of which amount
shall be turned over to the State
Treasurer monthly, tc be retained by
him, subject to the draft of the said
Superintendent, for the benefit of
said institution, which draft shall be
accompanied by a written statement
of the items for which each amount
is required
SEC. 2. Any ' violation of the Act,
on the part of the Superintendent,
shall be an official misconduct, :and,
on information of any person to the
Attorney General, he shall immedi
ately^ commence legal proceedings
ngaiu?t tum therefor. . * ,i
SEC. O\ All Acts or parts of Acts,
inconsistent \vith {his Act, are hereby
repealed. . .
Approved February 15, 1872
AX ACT io Alter aixd Ayiend An
Act Entitled " An Act to Charter
.the town of Hamburgy' Approv?d
February^ 1871.? j F^JX
SECTION .1 Bc it enacted by t he Sen
ate and House of Representatives of
the State-of" South Carolina, now met
and sittinfrinyQeneral Assembly, and
by theaatubrity of the same : That the
Act to which,^this-..is amendatory be
altered and. amended by striking out
*?om Section first all after the word
"Georgia," in the eighth line of said
Section, and" inserting in the place
thereof the .words " one mile and in
a Westerly direction, up and along
tho Savannah river ; thence one mile
and a half in a Northerly direction,
upon a line at right angles with the
line of the Savannah river; thence
one mile and one-half of a mile in au
Easterly direction, upon a line par
allel with the line of the Savannah
river; thence-one mile and a half in
a -Southerly direction, to the Savan
nah river, and upon a line at-right
angles with the line of Savarnah
river; thence one-half a mile in a
Westerly direction, up the Savannah
river to the said Savannah Bridge,
said town to be in the form of a
square."
SEC. 2. That said Act be further
amended by spiking out, from the
seventh line of Section 1.0 of said
Act. the word "fifteen," and insert
ing in place thereof the words " thir
ty-five.^'
Approved, February 15, 1872.
AN ACT to Renew thc Cheater of thfe
Pendleton Mule Academy,
Be it aiacfed by the Senate and
House of Representatives, of the
State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly and
by tu authority ot the same :
That the charter uf the Pendleton
Male Academy be, and the same is
hereby, extended and shall continue
in force until repealed
Approved February 15th 1872.
AN AC" io Establish <t. Public Poad
in Barnwell and Urangcburg Coun
ties.
SECTION 1. Bc it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the Stat* of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
nd by the authority of the same,
That J. D. Cleckiey, F" E. Salinas.
Isaac S. Samberg and Daniel Quat
'lebaum be, and they ;u? hereby, au
thorized abd empowered, immediate
ly after the passage of this Act,. to
lay out, construct and open a public
road, leading by the West and North
(direct way) from Bamberg, in Barn
well County, to regie's Mill, on the
Orangebnr.g road, -in Orangeburg
County.a , . . * *
SEC. 2. -That in the construction of
said road , the commissioners aforesaid
shall cause to be constructed and
erected snob bridges they may deem
necessary ; Provided', however, The
cost of ej'ertj'n? such bridges, shall
not exceed the sum of four tyun/lreil
dollars, to be paid, jequdly, by the
said .counties of1 Barnwell, and Or
angeburg. fO*-?
Si:c.'2. That Raul 0.un misai--nors
be further authorized and required
to order out all persons liable to road
duty reading wubin il VJ m?esof thc
Hue of said, road* as located, (excepting
those living in incorporated town.-,),
to perform three days' work, in e?bfl
month, on said road, until its comple
tion.
AN ACT to incorporate thc Ch craw
Fire Engine Company as a part of
Hie Fire Dcpartnuvt of thc Town
of Chcraw.
SECTION 1. Be il enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina, now
met nd sitting in General Assembly,
and bv the authority of the same,
That Theodore F. Malloy," .Thos. W.
Bouchier, James A. McCreight and
W. L. Reid, and their successors"' in
office, be, and they are hereby, con
stituted a bady corporate and politic,
under the name and styb of ,the
'. Cheraw Fire Engine Company," with
a capital stock not exceeding the sum
of five thousand dollars, with the
right to sue and be sued, ter plead
and be impleaded, in any Court , of |
competan); jurisdiction ; tn have and
to use a common usa}, and th'e-same j
tn altt-r at will -and pleasure ; and j
with all other rights, pffy?lejes' and
immunities, that are'rfbW setfuiid by
{aw to like incorporated bodies^
I SEC. 2/ This A<J*;,sMl be deemed^
a Dublic Act, and shall remain iii
loree to*- *hs.term,..o?.4ourte#n veaxs.j
Approved Febroa*y40th? 1 a?-?^
[ ford Church and Academy of
Charleston.
"Whereas A. C^JfeClell?pfid, JgsbAuv'
D. Geddings, N?l?n BStterj|L J.
'Knox, Lawrences! Mills; William
Miles, Samuel Marion and William
Williamson, trustees of the char2I1.
iformerly known ns "^?fo:>.:a,i no\y-as \
.Wallington Presbyterian Chuicliand
'Academy, by petition therefrom, have
prayed to be incorporated :
' SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the
(Senate and1 House of Representatives
pf thc -tate of South Carolina, now:
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority of the same ;
That from and immediately after
the passing of this act, all those per
sons who now are, or who hereafter
shall or may become members of the
said society, shall be, "and they "are
hereby incorpora'ed, and are hereby
declared to oe-a body corporate in
deed ?ndin-J?w,hy)tlie name and
style of- the Wallingford-Presbyterian
Church and Academy of Charleston,
South Carolina,r'foir "the advancement
of Christianit^anMv the said.name
shall have'-perp?tuai succession of
officers' and members,-.an? a common
seal, with power to change, alter and
m?ke new the Rame as often as the
said corporation shall judge-expedi
ent. ?
' SEC. 2.-That the said corporation*
sli?ll be-cap?ble in law to purchase,
; have, hold, receive, enjoy, possess and
retain to itself, in perpetuity; or for
any terco, of years, any lands, tene
ments or hereditaments, or other
property of what nature soever, not
exceeding the sum of two hundred
thousand dollars, or to sell or alien
the same, as the said corporators shall
think fit, and by its said name to sne
and be sued, plead and be impleaded,
answerand be answered unto, in any
court of law or equity in this State,
apcEt? make such rules and by-laws
(not? repugnant to the laws of the
land) as, forth?' order, rule, good gov
ernment . and h management thereof,'
may be .thoujght ^necessary and-expe
dient: Provided, That nothing con
tained, herein . shall be construed to
interfere with the prerogatives, con
??roi and direction^ of the General As
sembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the U?it?^Staf?a. o'f America over
the institution aforesaid/ -
- :SEC. 3. That this act shall be deemr.
ed a public act, and shall continue in'
force" tin til repealed, and as such shall
be judicially noticed in all courts of
this'-State.
Approved February 16; 1872.
AN ACT io authorise Clcrh of th?
Courts of Common Pfeok&ol,-Ja'%?
Testimony in certain cases.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House ofRepresentativesof
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the >aii>hoi;rty!3f 'the samer:
That the clerks of the Coutts of
Common Pleas in"!this State, in all
civil causes or proceedings hereafter
to be instituted, or now pending, or
at issue in the -l ourt of Common
Pleas for their respective counties,
shall, upon the application cf either,
party to 6uch cause or proceeding,
after ten days' notice to the adverse
party, take in writing the depositions
of said party ; or of any witness or
witnesses in said cause or proceeding,
whose examination shall be required
by the party making such applica
tion ; upon taking which depositions,
? the 3?yera| parties shall be entitled to
the same rights of examination, cross
examination, and examinai ion inreply,
and The same exception to the admissi
bility of evidence, as are allowed by
law up"n examination before . the
court. And the depositions so taken
shaji be eqrti^ed by tho clerk before
whom such examination was.liad, and
shallrbe read-in -evidence at the "trial
of the said cause pr.proceeding; sub
ject, : nevertheless, to the right of
either'party to require tho personal
attendunoe, and viva voce examina
tion of the witness or witnesses at
the trial ot said cause ??r proceedings,
the exercise ot which right, however,
notfo cause a continuance or dciav
in tho trial of the said cause or pro.;
ceedidg.
SEC. 2..That every clerk of ih|e
Court of" Common pleas shall have
power to compel the attendance be
fore him of the witness, or witnesses
to be examined as aforesaid, upon
the ?pp ica'ion of a -party to any
civil cause or proceeding bereafterjo
bc ihstituted, pending or at issue ii.
the fciid court, for which purpose lie
may issue a subpoena co' ai?y such'
witness, which shall be served
personally ; and if any witness
upon whom such subpoena has been;
duly served -hall fail to attend con
formably thereto, the clerk by-whom
the same was issued shall have power
to issue a.rule reqniringsuch- witness
to show eau?e wiiy ht? sliqujt} be
-attached for contempt; and upon the
failure or'neglect of such: .witness to
I show ouse, the said clerk snail have
power to issue an attachment against'
stich witnessJ'or contempt, which at
tachment shall i.ct bp dissolved ex?
cept by the order of a judge or oi^
the said clerk.
- -SEC. 3. That every clerk of th?*
Court of Common Pleas for laking
the depositions heivinbef-ra tnen
tioned, shall be entitled td d?mned
and receive the sum of one dollar fur
.each witness examined., to be paid by
the party against whom judgment
shall be reuclere*! ?j ri, sauf eaus^orr
proceeiling. l^i ,<li?.rxJ.
Y Approved February 15, 1S72.
AN ACT to Provide for the fiedemp
r^-tion of Certain Lcmds sold unacr
Order of General Ed. R. 8. Cunby
? /for Taxes.
SECTION!. Be rt enacted by the
Senaie and Umjsg pf T&pressnt?tiv?s
; of the State ?t ISouth ' Carolina, now
met and sitting in General-Assembly,
and by the authority of the same :.
That-the form'-r owners of all l -nd
sold for taxes, and bought in for tho
State by the sheriffs of . the several
counties, under the provisions of an
order of General Ed. R. S. Canby.
dated Charleston, Si G?, December 3,
1867, to provide for the support of
the Provisional Government of South
Carolina, for the year commencing
the 1st day oj^-Octpber, ,1867, be, and
they are hereby, ' allowed the privi
lege of redeeming said ianrls,' at any
time within twelvemonths after the.
passage of this act,
SBC. 2. That the person or persons
desiring- to redeem ' land, sold under
said order,, shall apply to the sheriff
for a certificate- under his hand and
se".l, flhting^the amount of tax, costs
and penalties;, for which' the land waa
solci. That then the said person shall
present the same tp tija county treasu
re*, and rp&T ?' *91 i treasurer i the
amount of the tax, with interest th>re
on?f-at the ra'te* of sev?n; per'ceht.'.per "
ajintim, on all/cQists..'I:^ ,
whereupon^ ^?^^jffiiw??H wi&t ?',
and deliver to sucb/'p^rfi?ns^' deed off.'
eSftveyance for a^lS?^]
" *SEC."3. That the county treasurer
shall account- for the 'tases,;.penalty^
andinterest paid in, under this act,
nr the same manner as he does for
other taxes, and shall distribute the'
costs to the officer to whom the same^
shall belong.
SEC..4. That the. person or persons
redeeming thu hind shall pay to the
.CHI ni y 'treasurer the sum of three
d'oilars for the de?d of conveyance,
and to'the sheriff (50 cents) fifty
cents for. the certificate.
SEC. 5. That all acts or parts of
acts inconsistent with this a?t'b?,;and
the same are hereby, repealed.
SEC. 6. Thai all deeds of. convey
ance heretofore executed and. deliv
ered- by the^heriffs* of the different
counties, or. any of them, under the.
act providing for the redemption of
lanas, sold under the orders of Gen
eral Conby, approved the ninth day
of March,' A. D.1871, in which the
application was made therefor within?
the time'limited by that.act, be, and
the same are hereby, ratified ' and
confirmed.
SEC. 7. That the sheriffs who may
have received taxes, interests and
penalties in the redemption of lands,
as in that act provided,, are hereby
required- to -,turn^ thc ,sarae> over to
their respective county treasurers, to
be disposed of by them as other
taxes, and to -parcel but' the costs re
ceived' by them to the officers to whom
they severally belong. TQJ
Approved February ?5, 1872.
AN ACT to> Incorporjxtethe Mechantes
: and Farmers' Building and Loan
Association of Richland County,
South Carolina. '..
SECTION 1. Be it enacted' by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina, now
met and bitting in G?n?ral Assembly,
and by the authority of the same : '
" That E. H. Heinitsh A. G. Bron
zi?r, John Agnew, M. J. Calnan, W.
B. Nash", William Simons, S. BrThomp
son, James "Davis,- i*E?op 'Goodson, J.
H. Bryant, William Taylor, together:
.with such other persons who are now,
or may be hereafter associated with
them, be, and they are hereby de
clare d:_a.,b o dy politic and-xorporaie^
fot tho "purpose of making - loans of
money, ""by certificate or 'otherwise,
secured by mortgage on real estate or
personal property, or by conveyance,
.of the same, to their members and'
stockholders or otherpersomy by the.
name and style of the Mechanics' and
Farmers' Building and Loan Associa
tion of Richland County, South Caro
lina;; thecapit d stockpot" which shall
consist of two thousand shares, to be
paid in by successive monthly in
stallments of one dollar on each share,
so long as the corporation shall con
tinuer The said shares to be held,
transferred, assigned and pledged,
and the holders thereof to be subject
to such fines and forfeitures, for de
fault in their payments, according to
f-.ach regulations as may be prescribed
by the by-laws of said corporation.
Six. 2. That the said corporation
shall have power and authority to
make any such rules and by laws for
its government au are not repugnant
to.the constitution and laws of the
land ; shall have such number and
succession of members and officers as
sha'l be ordained and chosen accord
ing to the said rules and by-laws, made
or to be made' by them ; shall have
and keep a common seal, and may
alter the same at .will, may sue and
be sued, plead, anti be impleaded, in
any oourt of law or equity, in this
State; and shall have and enjoy all
and every right and privilege inci
dent and belonging to corporate bodies,
according to the Taws of the land.
SBC. 3. That tho said corporation
shall have power to take, purchase
and hohl real estate, and to sell and
transfer the same, from time to time,
to its rnie:nbers and others, on such
kterniK. and nuder such conditions, and
i i j 'it to spch iegu'ations as may be
pre.scri.bd by the rules and by-laws
ol said coriior tton : Provided, That
Ehj rbal estate held by said corpora
tion shall not at any time exceed the
vaiue of two hundred thousand dol
riSrs;;
Sss. 4. That the fundy qt said cor
poration sh, ai j ne loaned and advanced
to its members and stockholders, or
others, upon [lu security of real and
personal estate, and' used in the pur
chase of real estate for the benefit ol
its members and stockholders, on such
terms, and under such conditions,
.and subject to aimk r?gulations ag may,
from li lb a to time, bgpivaeribed hythe'
rules and by-law* of Haid corporation ;
and it shall be lawful for the said c>r
{)oration to hold such lands, tenements,
lereditaiuents and personal property
ns shall be mortgaged or conveyed to
them in good faith, by way of securi
ty, upon its loans and advances; and
may sell, alien QV otherwise dispose
of the same to its members, >tock:
holders or others, as they, from "time'
to time, may deem expedient.
. SEC. 5. That whenever the funds
of s-.id consolation shall have accu
mulated to such an amount that,
up'?n a fair and just division thereof,
each stockholder and member shall
havX' received, or be entitled loreceive,
the sum of two hundred dollars, or
property of that, 'value, for each and
every -share of stock by him or her
so held, and such distribution and
dividion of the funds shall have been
so made, then this corporation shall
:(iease'luiii determina. J.
. SEC. 0. This act shall be. deemed a
public act, and the same may be
giv?n in evidence, without specially
pleading th??same.
Approved February lo, 1872.
JOINT RESOLUTION^ Change thc
Ninnes of Samuel Bogan, Coltan
?us IJogat? ond .' ?mon Logan to
Samuel Farrow, Columbus Farrow
and S'.mon Farrow. '
Bc it resolved by the' Senate and
House of Repr?sentatives of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sit-,
ting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same: That the
names of Samuel Dogan, of Newber
ry County, an4 Q?-M9";bU8'Dogan, and
Simon Dogan, of Union County; be
changed to Samuel Farrow, Columbus
Farrow and Simon Farrow, and that
hereafter tho said S?ran?T Dogan, Co
lumbus Dogan and Simon Dogan,
shall'be known and called Samuel
Farrow, Columbus Farrow and Simon
Farrow
Approved February 15, 1-872.
GLOBE MOTEE,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Jackson ft Julian, Proprietors!
W E beff leave to call the attention of
tho'travelling public to this well known
Hotel, which -We have recently pur
chased, and placed: on' a footing- second
to none in the.<South?j . .< ..
' INO excus?*will be, spared to render it
ajFHrflt Class Hotel In every respect, -'and
Mery utt<j rit i on -will bo paid ' to th? com
fort and convenience ol guest?. ?.
' Auflu^eWi ,t> ; . 8mS
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Virginia.
Assets, over
Annual Income/over
$2,000,000
1,500,000
__
?
ho to**
W. C. CARRINGTON, President. J. E EDWARDS, Vice-Pro 't
... D. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary. Prof. E. B. SMITH, Actuary.
J. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary.
Directors Tor Home Office:
WM.-F ISAACS,
GEO. S. PALMEE,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
JOHN ENDERS,
JOHN E. EDWARDS,
H. H. ELLYSON,
D. J. HARTSOOK,
C. H. PERROW,
J. J. HOPKINS.
WM. H. PALMER,
JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
W. C. CARRINGTON,
WM. G. TAYLOR,
?M?S
State Directors for South Carolina:
J. P. THOMAS,
.. W. B- GULIOK,
THOMPSON EARLE,
DR. H. R. COOK,
JOHN MCKENZIE, .
DR. ISAAC BRANCH,
T. C. PERRIN,
E. W. .GIBBES,
JOHNT. SLOAN-,
' JOHN S. PRESTON,
Ex-Gov. M. L. BONHAM
THE SUCCESS OF THIS COMPANY IS UNPRECEDENTED in the
history of Life Insurance, as the following grade of success will show :
Policies Issued 28th March, 1867, ONE.
" Sept. 1, 1869, 8,000
" Dec. 1,1871, 15,250
Its Plan bi' Insurance is Ifataal,
Being" the ONLY PLAN to get Insurance at its net cost. It has de
clared and paid to its Policy-Holders THREE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
ranging'.from IO to 40 Per Cent., which will compare favorably with
other good Companies.
It fully provides forthe non-forfeiture of its Policies, and has the following
feaiure : " Should the policy -holder, by any mishap or revolution, be sepa
rated,fmm the home office, and-thereby be prevented" from paying their
pp-miams, they have the right to reinstate their Policier- within one year
after, the.intervening cause is removed^ and are entitled to the same riyhls aa
io non-for/eiiureas though thehinderingcause had never existed, at the opt ion of
the insured,"-RojUmt no contingency can take from her. policy-holders their
just rights: TEe lute war taught many in the South, the penalty ol' being
separated from the home office by having their payments forfeited,
It^ssuesiPolicies payable in Gold or Currency, and offers every advan
tage consistent.with the safety of the Company.
.It has been in ACTIVE operation but four years, and yet its business and
income exceed many Companies much older. Its ratio of expenses to'income
in 1870, as the following comparison shows, was only 18.825 percent., hoing
les3 th?a 0N?-HiVLF tn? expense cf other "Companies of like age. and ex-,
perience; ' . ..'
Ratio of expenses to income iu 1870 of the following Companies, organized
in 1867, hence, are thesame ageas the PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON :
Excelsior, N. Y. (yama age)
Metropolitan, N. Y. (same ;ige,
Missouri Mutual, do
40.67 Standard, of N. Y. (same age,) 39.37
46.77. Union Central, Ohio, do. 32.43
28,00 Piedmont & Arlington, of Va. 18.83
We need not stop at Companies of. our ?awn ago, hot continue the rtom
parisona with Conman i es oilier ;
Atlas, of St. Louis, Missouri, one y< ar older, is 37.60
Connecticut General, two years older, is '22.61
Continental, Connecticut, three years older, is 23.60
Globe, New York, three years older, is 24.33
Guardian, New York, eight years older, is 26.58
Halineraan, Ohio, two ye ira older, is 34.71
Hartford Life and Annuity, one year older, is 34.59 .
Mutual, Illinois, two years older, ?3 2343
National, Ifew York,, fpjni years fikW, \* 84.53
becurity, New Y?rk, live ye,ar^ older, is 24.87
Universal, New York, two years older, is 23.98
Widows and Orphan?, New York, three years older, is 20.75
World, New York, one year older, is 31.07
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON, OF VIRGINIA, 18.83
Its solvency cannot be doubted. As an evidence of .
make tho following comparison with other good Companies ;
are acknowledged to be good, and recommended to the
sound, safe ani| reliable, by all Insurance Commissions ;
JEtna,
Berkshire,
Brooklyn,
Continental (N. Y.)
Equitable,
Globe,
Guardian,
Life Association,
. Mutual (N.Y.)
North America
North-Western, .
Security, .
.St Louis Mutual
Now England Mutual
Piedmont Arlington
$112 00 to each $100 itowes, or surpl
107 00
115 00
108 00
lil 00
105 00
114 00
111 00
107.00
100 00
107 00
112 00
105 00
115 00
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Companies that
public as being
us of 12 pr cent,
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m POLICIES ARS SST SUBJECT TO EXE??TIQK.
As Section 15 of our C^A\^er^fovido;srth.nt Policies issued for,the benefit of
wives and families, ancestors, descendant's, creditors, or dependents, shall
not bc liable for the debts or contracts of the assured.
ITS INVESTHEMTS ARE ALWAYS SECURE,
As Section 18 provides that " all permanent investments of funds sihall be
on mortgages on Real Estate, unincicmbcred, ivorlh double the amount loaned."
Ita investments are marje where the money is obtained. Thqa'it combines
all the advantages of I home Company, and tb,e increased 'security of its
large business aucl large assets.
U&^li has passed the rigid inspection of ^he Insurance Departments of
New York, Kentucky, Missouri and;California, and has outside vouching of
these Insurance adepts SvhicH no other Sohtt??m-Company has. Ii; has now
therefore as high vouching as any Northern or Western Cqmpany,
?^"*?t h.w progress to vouch far its popularity, small expenses for its
economy, small losses for its caution, and every vouching any Company has
for its solid solvency.
Why Bhould South Carolinians send money to those Northern Companies
whose State law positively forbids lending one dollar in the State,
when this Company has chartered authority and has investee] in their
midst ?
Active Agents Wanted all pyer the South for this
COMPANY, wnich $id> those who patronize it,
J3^~?Jxamin?'it8 merits before insuring elsewhere.
XEAPHA&T & RANSOM, Geni Agents,
4**0 i -nnr.maxA.jL.4x
? -Oapt. E. E, J^JSRSO^Caft. B. M. TALKER %V&&-?&MWV*&h
General Canvassing Agents,
if) T ? V i'JU! ?I ./. :T ?.- I.
I'S
60
Facts ire Stubborn Things !
See'the amounts of Insurance that can be bought in the principal- Life In
surance Companies in this country; and ?
:&/X?,:rlsL tlx? Ooixtlrast?
Knickerbocker.
Globe Mutual.
St. Louis Mutual..'..
Carolina Life...
Northwestern Mutual.
Southern Life.'..
Life Association of America..
New York Life.
Mound City.
Equitable.
Piedm/ntand Arlington.
Connecticut Mutual.
Missouri Valley.....
JEtna Life.
Brooklyn._.
Cotton States.
RIVERS AL,
AT AGE OF 201
$150
WILL BUY
AT AOE OF 30
|200
WILL BUY
$ 8,66? 50
8,499 871
8,841 36
. 8,503 41
8,670 51
8,615 73
8,456 461
7,541 47.
8,455 4<J
7,541 47
8,455 46
8,503 41
8,455 57
8,426 P6
8,875 73
8.455 46
10,918 90
$ 8,639 30
8,688 09
.8,841 73
8,841 73
8,688 09
8,877 55.
8,810 07
8,810 00
8,810 57
8,810 57
8,810 57
'8,833 92
8,810 57
8,798 94
9,250 69
8,810 57
11,390 Ol
AT AOE OF 40.
$250
WILL BUY
$ 7,859 10
7,878 97.
7,916 40
7,916 40.
7,918 92
8,93*50
7,987 22
7,987 22
7,937 22
7,987 22
7,987 22
8,001.68
8,012 82
8,108 10
8,389 27
- 7,987 22
10,200 90
Or an Average of 30 PER CENT, in Favor of the UNIVERSAL.
Participation in the Profits Guaranteed in the Policy by the
UNIVERSAL.
ALL POLICIES NONFORFEITABLE !
And Surrender Value, after any number of payments, is stated in the
Policy. - - -. -- ? ? -
Please examine the feature of this Company, whereby, even though par
ties can make no further payments, the policy is not lost ; but days ot' grace
are allowed, the Policy being all the time in full force and effect. The fol
lowing tabie shows approximately the time during which Policies are good.
(It should be remembered that this feature is written in the Policy, and is
not merely the promise of an agent.)
Terni of years and days for which nexo policies will be issued
No of
Years.
Age 25.
Years. Days.
Age 35.
Years. Davs.
Age 45.
Years. Day?.
Ago 65.
Years. Dava.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
109
328
219
140
109
ooo
255
146
OOO
292
292
328
000
255
146
ooo
146
109
73
36
ooo
219
36
109
36
192
182
ooo
109
219
292
ooo
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities, 140 to 100
GEO. B. LAKE, Gen! Agent.
Edgefield, S. C., Jan 10 tf 3
~ro THE PUBLIC,
THE COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE C0MPAN?.
-Principal Office, Macon, Georgia.
W. B. JOHNSON, President.
W. S. Hoi T, Vice-President.
GEO. S. OBEAR, Secretary.
J. W. BUB ICE, General Agent.
J. MERCER QUESTS, M. D., Med. Ex'r.
W. J. MAOILL, Supt. of Agencies.
C. F. MCCAY, Actuarv.
H., AGENCY FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, j
EDGEFIELD C.
Nov. 13th, 1871.
Permit me to invite your attention to thc claims of this Company to
your patronage.
It is purely a home Company, chartered by the State of Georgia with a
large Capital-$500,600. Organized but a little more than two years ago,
it has already issued near 3,000 Policies, insuring about $8,000,000, and
paid in Losses $100,000 !
Its Reserve is ample, having about $200 of Assets to $100 of Liabilities,
and its business is economically managed.
"Desiring to be properly represented throughout the State of South Caro
lina, it would give me pleasure to commission jnany active gentlemen and
ladies as both Local and Traveling -Agents for the Company. A reasonable
portion of time devoted to its interests, I am satisfied would repay you. To
illustrate: Many Premiums will average about $150 on each Policy. The
Commissions (20 por cent.) will be $30.
The Company has now some features -particularly d strahle, for both
Agents and Insurers, and one o! these is its'Low Premium Rates,
as follows :
$15,GG
17,39 . '
II H .40 H H H H 24,85
II H 5o ? i; ? ? 37 91
ii ? 6Q .. .; i. u G3(L7
With rivals in business, our course ehall he uniformly cordial with all
who seek and practice right things ; and wo therefore ifrge upon all Agents
of this Company to co-operate .cordially with all who seek, and practice
right-things; ?nd while so doing, to press the business of this- Company,
and by the utmost efforts on your parts, to secure good risks.
Any gentleman or lady who will take an_ Agency,, either Local or Trav
eling, will please address
M W. ABNEY,
?cuera! \gent at Kdgctield<. li?, 8, ??
Nov 14 ' tf f 47
At age 25 years, annual payment on $1000,
ll il gQ " il ll ?I ll
ATLANTIC A??D PHOSPHATE
This Article, prepared by ibo ATLANTIC PHoSl'II ATE COMPANY, under the
direction of their Chemist, Dr. ST. JULIEN TJA VEX EL, for composting -with
Cotton Soeil, is now offered at the Reduced, Price of per ton cash, or *31 per ton
pavable 1st November, JS72, Free of Interest.
Orders lilied now" will bu eonsidcred ?LS CilshTst March, 1872, br On Time as duo
1st November ty*7J, there^Y^ual^iui&f?buitcr.s ^? ,Kiul il wt 11 li,no wuen their Wag
ons and Mules 1
ir 1*72, U;ereqy.e?^bU?c-,Wiin:er.
es ore idle. JiTHrl I
TMfcftrilOiiGE
Charleston, Jan
DGERS & CO., General \gtnt$.
''Brown's Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
Thi-i FERTILIZEK, maunfaeinred by the ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPA
NY, under the direction ot their- Chemi.sk, Wf ST. JULIEN lt AVENEL, is now
offered'to the Planting Community; AT' TrflS' V ERY; REDUCED PRICE OF $48
PEU TON CAM1? ;or-$52 PAYABLI? M NoV?!^B|:R. 1S72, FREE OF IN
TEREST.
This'FERTILIZER has been very extensively used in this State, and lias given
entire satisfiu-tioh ; some of thc: most practical planters admitting it to l>e equal to
Peruvian Guano, pound for pound.
All sales made now will bo considered as cash on the 1st of Mareil, 1*72, and to
those buying on time the sale wiUboj jffikpidcrcd as dnooiHst November, 1ST2.
By this arrangement planters will'be enabled, without; extra cost, fe-haul their
Manure at a time when their wagons and mules uro idle.
_ Pamphlets containing the certificates 01" those who have used the ATLANTIC
PHOSPHATE will be furnish?d on application to the Agents.
PKLZEUj KO I/O IC ii S & ?0., General Agents,
Brown's Whait', Charleston, 8. C.
Charleston, Jan 3 3m 2
nae M Buy f
s.
Prime Whi,te CORN, > ?
Choice Seed 'OATS,. > -. : : \ j
" Gold'Dust" FLOUR,
Medium FLOUR,
Common FLOUR.
Bbls. of MACKEREL,
i Bbls. and Kits MACKEREL,'
LARD, HAMS,
Also, continually on hand and arriving, a large lot of BACON SIDES
and SHOULDERS, and DRY SALT SIDES and SHOULDERS.
All for sale at lowest prices. lP^-Particular attention paid to Merchant's
Wholesale Trade.
STAPLES & REAB,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Jan 17 8m '4
New Orleans SUGAR,
New Orleans SYRUP,
Cuba MOLASSES,
Re-Roiled Do.
SALT, COFFEE,
CANDLES. STARCH,
SODA, SOAP, -
&c, &c, &c. .
AUGUSTA HOTEL,
.AUGUSTA, GA.
THIS popular and well-known Hotel
is now fully open for tho reception of
visitors, having recently been thorough
ly renovated, newly painted, and put in
the most complete order. Wo are deter
mined to nA&fee oars a first-class Hotel,
? ot to be surpassed North or South.
- "We respectfully 'solicit the patronage
pf our Edgefield friends end the publie
aeneraUy.
amie
Seed Potatoes.
JUST received 20 Bbls. choice SEED
POTATOES, for early and late plant
ing
The Peerless is a favorite Potato, pro
ducing from 300 to 400 bushels to the acre.
They boil mealy, and are a vorv line
quality. G. L. PENN.
Jan. 23, tf . 5
LADIESV'Trimmcd and Untrimmed
HATS at New York Cost.
O. F. CHEATHAM.
Jan 24 tf 5
RAJ)WM'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PATS S
lu from OittMo TFtveirry 5Iimrtcs.
NOT OttZ H?fUR
Atter readln s tl is ndvTTtlsenient need any one
SU F]'Kit WITH EAIN.
RADWAYB BEADY BEUEF 16 A CURE FOE
. EVERY PAIN.
Ii wai the drat and is tba
Only tl ???jLEt?3El??*x?<ay
That instantly &toj a the mott excruciating palm, al
lay t Inflammationi, and corea Congestione, whether
of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowel?, or other glands or
organs, br one application. .
III FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
No matter how vicient or excruciating (be pain the
BHEU^TIC.B'id-ridde^j?nnnn, CtfrjileA, Ner
vous^eurulgic, or prostrated with disease may suffer,
RADWAY*8 READY'*?L?EF
WILL AFFORD ?N6TANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION, OF THE KIDNEyS.
INFLAMMATION OFTHE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
SOEE THROAT, DIFFICULT EREATHTNG.
PALPlT^riON OFTHEHEAET
HYSTERICS, CBOUP, DIPTBERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS.
Thu application of the Ready Relief to the
part or parta where the pala or difficulty estais will
afford ease and.comfort.
. Twenty drop? in half-a tnmWer-of water will in a
lew momenta cure CRAMPS. SPASMS, SOUR
STOMACH,"DiaRRHEAi DYSENTERY, WIND
IN THE BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travelers should always carry a" bottle of Bad
way*'* Read jr Relief with them. A few drops
in water will prevent sickness or pains from change
Of water. It is belter than French Brandy or Bitters
as a stimulant.
Fever and Ague.
- FEVER AND AGUE cu ced for fl Hy cents. Them
is not a rented bj agent in. th& world that will cure
Fever and Agrie, and all other Malarious, Bilious,
Scarlet, Typhotdt Yellow, and other Fevers'(aided,
by liad way's Pills,) so quick aa BADW A Y->S BE
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
HEALTH! BEAUTY ll
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGH?-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED- TO
ALL. ...
DR. RADWAY'S
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES,
SO QUICK. SO RAPID I ^ THE CHANGES
THE BOD? UNDERGOES UNDEE THE IN
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE-THAT
EVERYDAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH
AND WEIGHT IS SEEN AND FELT.
THE GREAT BLOOD P ?BLE IEE!
Every drop of tl* SA B3PAE1LLI AN RESOL
VENT .conrnuiticates tlirough Vie Stood, Sweat,
Urine, ?nd oilierfluids and juice? ofVie system (he
vigor of life, for it repaire Vte ifjfct of the body
icithreto andsound imdtrial. Scrofula, Syphilis,
Consumption, Glandular diseaset, Ulcere in the
Tltroat, Month, Tumore, Kaden in the Glande and
other part? of Vie system, Sore Eyes, Strumorous
dijjchargeejTom the Ears, and the worst forms of
Skin dietas**, Eruption?, Fever Sores, Scald- Jlead,
Bing Worm; Salt Rheum, Erysipelas". Acne, Black
Spot*. Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the
Womb, and all weakening and gainful dlethargesr
Righi Siceati, Loss of Sperm anet au mattes of the
life principle, arewlthln the curative rangt of Hits
.^conder ofjfodem ChemUtry, and a fte days'vs?
tc ill proveto any person vslng ii for either of these
' ?oran of disease its potent power lo cure them.
If the patient, daily beeom ?UR reduced bylbe wastes
and decomposition (hat is continually progressing,
?ueeeeda tn-urreeling these 'wastes, -and repairs the
same-wilb new material ruade Unta healthy blood
and this Hie S ALS I'A BILLIAN will and does secura
-a core is curtain : (br vatn once this remedy com
mences its work of purification, and succeeds in di
minishing the loss Of wastes, its repairs will be rapid,
and every doy iho patient will feel himself grow ing
' belter and stronger, the food digesting better, appe
tite improving, and ftcsh and weight increasing.
Not only dues tho SARSAPAKOLIAX RBSDLTXXT ex
eel nil known remedial agvnis in th teure of Chronic,
Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin diseases; bot it
ls the only positive cure for
Kidney Sc Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine,
Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and. la al I cases where
lhere ar? brick-dust deposits, or the waler ls thick,
cloudy; mixed with substances Tike the' white of an
ogg, ur threads like while silk, or there ls a. morbid,
dark, bilious appearance,, and while, bone-dust de
posit, an<f wlirii there le n pricking, 'burning sensa
tion when passing water, .md pain ia the heall of
the Buck and along thc Loin?.
DR. RADWAY'S
Perfect Purgative Pills,
perfectly lasteten, elegantly coat?d willi sweet etan,
nurse, regulate, purify, cleanse-.' and strengthen,
liad way-? rill?, for Ute cure of all disorders ?5 the
Stomach, Liv, r, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
diseases. Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indi
cation. Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Bilious Fever, In
flammation <>r lin -Bowels, and nil Derangements of
the. lui, mal Viscera. Warranted to effect a positive
cure. Pun-ly Vegetable, containing no mercury,
minerals, or deleterious drug?. -
X2T Observe the fol hi wing symptoms resulting
from Disorders of Hie Digestive Organs:
Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood
In the Head, Acidity ot Hie Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, DiFgust nf Food. 1'aUnea or Weight in Ute
Stomach, beor Eructation.*. Sinking or Fluttering at
Die I'll ol' thc Stomach. Swimming of the Head,
Harried and Difflcult Breathing.
A few doses of RAILWAY'S PILLS will free the
system from all ike above named disorders. Price,
M cm:.? per Box. SOLD BY DBUGG1STS.
BEAD "FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letie
jtampto RADWAY & CO.. No. 67 Malden Lani
New York. Information worth thousands will bc
sunt yon.
J-ilyr '?
J. Wit-xe*, F.-orritt >r. a H. KCDOKIU) A Cot, Deserted *B4
G?thAc't?, 6?0 Fros elie?, CiL. (Od IS * Si Co ma ?rc? st. M. T.
3tXI<3LIOX9 Bent' Testimony Jto theta*
Wonderful Curativo EO>?eta>
They aro not a vile Fancy J)rink, Made of Poor
Ram, Whiskey, Proof Spirit* and Bcftuo
Liquors, dociond, spiced and sweetened to please tho
tasto, called ^Tonies," " Appcllzcrs," S Restorers,'" le.,
that lend tho lippi : r on to drunkenness and ruin, but aro
a true Medinina, made from thc native roots and herbs
pf California, fr :c (hm all Alcoholic Stimu
lant?. They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURI
FIER und A ].IF? GIVING PHEVCIPIX,
a perfect Benora cr and Invigorator of tho System,
carrying'off ail poi ?nous matter aud restoring thc blood
to a healthy cordi don. No person can take these Bit
ters according to directions, and remain long unwell,
provided their bines arc ?ot destroyed by mineral
poldon or other means, and thc vital organs wasted
beyond thc point of repair.
They ure a Gem lo Purgative a* welles A
t Tonic, possessln also, thc peculiar merit of acting
I a? a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflam
miltie ni of die Liver, and all thc Visceral Organs.
FOR. FBJLVLE COMPLAINTS, whether in
vonni; or old, married or stacie, st the dawn of woman
hood or at thc turn of life, these Tonic Bitters have no
cn.ua!. - -
For Inflammatory ruut Chronic Rheuma
tl un natl Gout, Dyapepala or Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fe
ver?, Disease* of Une Blood, liver, Kid
ney? and Bladder, these Bitter? hare been most
Successful. Suth B?sense* arc caused by Vitiated
Blood, w hich is generally produced by derangement
cf the Dlgeattve Orena*.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, rain lu thc Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of thc Stomach,
Dad Taste In thc Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of
the Heart, Inflammation or the lamas, Pain In the
regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other painful
symptoms are.thc offsprings of Dyspepsia
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate tho torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render Oiem of unermaled
efficacy lu cleansing thc blood of nil Impurities, and Im
parting new life and vigor to Ute whole system. . "
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotched Spots, rimples. Pustules, Bolte, Car- .
bunclcs, Blng-Worm*, Scald Hoad, Sore Eyes, Erysipe
las, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of tho Skin. Humors and
Diseases of the Skin, of whatever nnnw or nature arc
literally dug up and carried out of the system in . short:
ttmc by thc uso of these Bitters. One bottle in suet,
eases will convince thc most Incredulous of their cura
tive effects. ' .
f Cleanse thc Vitiated Blood whenever yon find Ito im
purities bursting through tho skin in Pimples,' Emp
tions or Sores; cleanse it when you And itobsfructeti.
and slitjrslsli In the reins; cleanse lt when it ls foal,
and your feelings will tell yon when. . Keep ihe blood
pure, and thc health of thc ?yxtom will follow.
Pin, To|*? and other Worm*, larkins In tho
Rvstcm of so many thousand?, arc effectually destroyed
and removed. Says a distinguished pliyiiologM
there is scarcely an Individual upon thc face of tim
earth whose body ls exempt from tho presence of
worms. It is not upon thc healthy clements of thu
body that worms exist, but npon tho diseased humoni
and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters nf.
disease. No system of Medicine, no vermlfoges, nu
antholmlnUcs, will free tho system from worms Uko
these Bitters.
Sold by all Drosslet* and Dealer?.
J. WALKEB, Proprietor. R. H-iloDOVALD k CO.,
Druggists und General Agents Ran Trancteco, Callr
fornla, and 32 and Si Commerce Street, New York.
June 8 ly 24.
Shaving and Hairdressing
Saloon.
TUE subscri lM?r respectfully bojKi lea vo
to announce to tho public ot' Edgo
field and vicinity that he necks to estab
lish himself in Edjretisld as a BARBER
and HAIRDRESSER. At all hours of
tho wock days', and from 8 until ll Al M.
on Sundays, be will be found at Lis Shoji
-t?ic Bripk ofllco next door above Judg>a .
.Bacon'* law office-where, by,earnest en
deavors to servo and please, he hopes to
secure a lihoral patronajzo.
, MAYBIN GRIFFIE
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